Movie Comedy
He was sentenced to a better life.
An arrogant movie star is busted for speeding in a small southern town and sentenced to attend Mayberry Fest: a weeklong festival celebrating "The Andy Griffith Show." Immersed in a modern-day Mayberry, he’s given a chance to discover the true meaning of friendship and family.
Brett Varvel Allan Newsome Rik Roberts Jakob Winter Gregory Schell Ashley Elaine Jay J. Bidwell Rob Deas Joel Alvarado Chris Hudson Karen Knotts Eric Lowry Garry Nation J. Scott Freeman Christie McLendon Michelle Bryson Ashton Wolf Derek Grauer Claire Montgomery Alivea Disney-LaFavor Dennis J. Beal Bo Pierce Phil Lee Jenny Aguirre Mike Haviland Rick Grimsley Cort Howell Craig Lemons Gary Varvel Darren Cliburn Deborah Tucker
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